The history of the Atlanta Braves, dating back to 1932, includes various memorable moments and achievements. Key highlights involve Jackie Robinson's first major league hit in 1947 during a game against the Braves, and the team's notoriously poor start in 1988, marking the worst record in the National League at that time. The Braves have been part of significant historical milestones, such as Casey Stengel's debut as a manager and the participation of significant figures like Nino Escalera, reflecting an evolution in baseball dynamics and social milestones spanning decades.
1934: At Ebbets Field, Casey Stengel makes his managerial debut, but his Brooklyn Dodgers lose, 8-7, to the Boston Braves.
1988: After ten consecutive losses, the Atlanta Braves win their first game of the season, 3-1, over the Dodgers.
1947: The Brooklyn Dodgers win 12-6 over the Boston Braves at Ebbets Field, as Jackie Robinson gets his first major league hit.
1954: At County Stadium, utility man Nino Escalera becomes the first black player to appear in a Cincinnati uniform.
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